havit PC Speakers 20W Bluetooth V5.3 Soundbar with 3D Surround (USB-powered, RGB)
Product description
The essentials
If your desktop setup is short on proper sound, the havit PC Speakers soundbar is built for that exact moment: quick, desk-friendly audio for a monitor, laptop or PC, without turning your worktop into a wiring project. On paper it leans into immersive listening, with “3D surround” processing, dual full-range speakers and a low-volume friendly tuning. It also adds RGB lighting controlled via touch—more “mood” than “stage”, but still part of the appeal.
A lot of computer speakers can sound fine until you lower the volume or when the room gets busy. Here, the pitch is that it stays clear even at lower listening levels and aims for a deeper bass presentation through dual diaphragms. If you mainly want music, films and gaming to sound more alive at your desk, this set has a sensible, straightforward approach.
That said, it’s not a jack-of-all-trades. One limitation to note is the connectivity scope: it’s designed to connect via USB-C and Bluetooth, and it’s not compatible with microphones, HDMI-ARC, or Aux—so if you’re expecting to plug into a TV through HDMI-ARC or use an analogue (3.5mm) source, you’ll need to plan around that.
Key features
The standout idea is convenience. The system is described as a “one-cable solution” powered via USB-C, with plug-and-play setup so you can use it immediately. There are also intuitive touch controls that handle both volume and lighting adjustment, which is handy if you don’t want to reach for the keyboard or mouse every time you tweak sound.
For wireless listening, it includes Bluetooth 5.3 with a stated 10-metre range, giving you a simple way to stream from a phone or tablet alongside your computer. The dual connectivity approach (USB-C or Bluetooth) is often what makes a speaker feel “always usable” in a typical home office or bedroom setup.
On the audio side, the package is framed around dual full-range PC speakers and dual 5W amplifiers, with an additional “surge stereo sound” concept intended to make music, movies and games feel more immersive. It also uses a 30° acoustic tilt to direct sound towards your ears—useful in practice because most monitor setups aren’t naturally aimed at your listening position.
Finally, the RGB lighting is included with multiple modes: the description mentions 10 lighting modes, plus the ability to switch, fade/glow steadily, or turn the lights off with a single tap. If your desk setup likes a bit of colour, it’s an easy win.
What you’ll notice day to day
In everyday use, the biggest differentiator is likely setup speed and day-to-day control. Being USB-powered and described as plug-and-play means you can move between laptop and desktop more easily than with speaker systems that require extra steps.
Then there’s the way it’s meant to sit: a slim profile that tucks neatly under a monitor, plus a mention of detachable cables for a less cluttered workspace. If you’ve ever had speakers that look fine but create cable chaos, this design angle matters.
For a micro-use example, imagine booting up your laptop in the morning: connect via USB-C, then use touch controls to set volume while you start a playlist. When you switch to gaming later, you can keep the audio coming through the same connection and simply toggle the lighting mode to match the session. No extra cables, no fiddly pairing each time if you primarily use the USB-C route.
Still, do keep expectations grounded: this is a desktop-focused soundbar, not an all-room home theatre system. It’s aimed at bringing clarity and immersion to a desk, and that’s where it should be judged.
Who it suits (and who should skip it)
It makes sense if you want a compact soundbar-style speaker for a desktop or laptop setup, and you value easy connectivity via USB-C. It also suits you if you regularly switch between wired (USB-C) and wireless (Bluetooth) sources, because the dual connectivity can reduce friction.
It may not suit you if you need HDMI-ARC connectivity for a TV, want to use an Aux audio cable, or plan to connect a microphone. Likewise, if you’re expecting a serious multi-input home audio hub, this speaker’s “only USB/Bluetooth” approach could feel restrictive.
Worth considering if you’re after something in the computer-speaker category that also adds desk-friendly lighting. But if RGB is mostly a distraction, you might end up ignoring one of the bigger selling points.
Tech specs
- Type: Bluetooth computer soundbar / monitor speakers
- Power / amps: described as 20W with dual 5W amplifiers
- Drivers: dual full-range PC speakers
- Audio positioning: 30° acoustic tilt
- Bluetooth version: 5.3
- Wireless range: up to 10 metres (as stated)
- Connectivity options: USB-C and Bluetooth 5.3
- Controls: touch controls for light and volume
- Lighting: RGB with 10 lighting modes
- Compatibility notes (given): not compatible with microphones, HDMI-ARC, or Aux
Final verdict
A solid pick if you want a desk-friendly soundbar for a monitor setup, with quick USB-C power, optional Bluetooth streaming, and touch control for both volume and RGB lighting. The concept of clearer sound at lower volumes and the 30° tilt are both practical details that fit typical home office and gaming desk layouts.
You should probably skip it if you need HDMI-ARC or Aux input, or if microphone connectivity is part of your plan. In short: it’s a computer-speaker solution, not a general home entertainment speaker system.
Before buying, double-check your sources: if your current setup relies on HDMI-ARC or a 3.5mm (Aux) output, this may not be the right route. If your goal is simple, immediate audio for PC/laptop plus optional phone streaming, it should land where most people want it to—without drama.